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rrRoprAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Oct l2.-33O p. m.-Bsef. pork and hams
Holders oier freely. BacOnHolers offer freely; cumber
land du4t AS 6 clear dun at i2s snort clear
duh at lis I'D Cheese Holders otter rely, isllow and
Holders Offer freely SPIRITS OF Tur entiDeSeady At
2Ga 3d. Lari. Spot aud Futures Iloliors offer tery.
Wheat ant onr-IIOdcrs Onrr moderately Corn spot
Ofiers Offering Futures Insiders offer moderately
Mixed Western spot. nrm a, - sHL, 10 October. ca
- 65i do NovsmLer aud DeSm err steady at A.. Id
Hops at London-NewYork State-HOier not offering
LONDON. oct i2-Linseed OH 1913 3L per cwL spirits OF
TurpcntIne 2Gs per -
ANTWERP. II WilcoIs arj closed AT So francs %
centime- per loo KIDS.
KREMEX Oci- l2-Pelrne nm 6 marks % p.ennlgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-13

WEDNESDAY, Oct l2-P. b.
financial results Of the business Of the Western
oson Telegraph Company in It's fiscal year ended Juno
were correctly stated In THE TRIBUNE OF Sep
mber 10, which made the undivided surplus at the
SHINING Of the new year at 70o2ls5 The full report
published to-day however. furnishes additional details
gross earnings were nearly S9Oo0oo greater than
'ae preceding year, while 4.lO4.723 mere messages
handled at an increased expense Of $3.50 OoO leav
ae pronts $il732e greater than in the year ended
80 80 oo' 1886. These results have been attained
Tue rates fer business forced lower than ever before
s'npetiton stronger than any that ever before Cd
me company. In 1888 4l,18l. lit messages rs-
~ prsats 1t e7,eso,3lo against 1885,, $50
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Oct l2-4 m.-COtten-Fotures closed
steady Uplnd, Low Midlling clause. October delivery.
7.64L sellers: October aud November delivery, 5Oii.
sellers November ant December delivery, I64i sellers,
January delivery 64L sellers January
and February delivery 46ih sellers February and March
delivery 54d sellers; aad April delivery, 7t4d
sellers April and May delivery coat sellers May and
June delivery, ll-64d sellers
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

ToNDOS oct 1T m.-Cossols lO2 3l6 for money and
1927 for account; United states per cent bombs
l2s4 Atlantic aud Great Western first mortgage trus
tees certificates 397s Mexican ordinary; 36S: IL PAU
cannon, 76II New-lOrk Central lO'S, PenEsylNahla
81 l2 Keadng 81 e; Mexican Central l3i Hudsons
Bay Company. 2OS Bar silver ia quoted at Aid per ounce
money ~ per cent PARIS advices quote 5 per cent
rrntes Al 81 francs 20 confines for the account.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF 2 tODUCE.
Per North Rir.r, T,s;.,s nuf R1tlro1fs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoTTON-On the actual market there was ittlo te,
mand bnt prices changed Sales no
bales tGi last evening" all Of which FOR consnnp
ton. The port TODAY 3'.sfl bhes. com.
pairing with ~ 7Sj day last week and 32b2S
bales for the corresponding day last wear The total po re-
ceips since September been 1897 40 bales 'oPar
S6j peried last year.
Quotations the standard sclAssiacAt'a
arsa oilaus
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STAINED.

Coed Ordinary GIG Lew Nllllag.. s3iS
ST. Good Ordinary. Middling llo
The speculative market firm In the face of weaker
accounts from iverpoo The opening ces IND cale no
dece changes aud the close hrm at IN advance Vi
z Sales. sc 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-13

In state bonds. Tennessee Sc were & higher al TOf,
Virginia deferred receipts on 10 10 and Arksna
IS 10 Pine Blu Railroad sold AZ 70 OF ely bank sochs
Republic sid H5) at 1873.
Railway bonds we're quiet and generally firm: some
the ae OF the greatest depression for
shares. Erie second Is were steady AZ 81 q97i. New
Kansas general 6s of u At ssi2 aud the
Is l. lower at 70 Canada Southern nrst % soii
closed at 9J4 West Shore As were firm at "-7s 30
Ohio -onthera incomes decline "a 70 33t Columbus.
Hooking Valley and Toledo % were up 10 692 ana inc is
were hrn G9- Wabash hr,ts Chicago division rose =
10 40. Detroit Mackinlw anl Marquette lad grants
were of 3per cent at 80; Denver ana no HrSnic
4s were up - al 10 aud first Western trust were per
AT d and 6rst Rio. we're of . At g. Atlantic an
Pacific incomes were steady at 2j'i q2jt northern
to o. Fort Worth and Denver hrsts rose from
SIP to s3as27s. 81 l0ns. ArKantas and
OF Unlisted ,scGiiie dealt in at the stock ESchange
Naona Dask u5W at 93, KINGSTON ami PEN;
II Louis irsis new (S2l OO0) at ssh, Western Nofh
Carolina is 500 30 at %, Georgia Pacific goo at TO-
Phenir Mining 500 at ~ lO4Fl aud security Mill
Ing aud Mining t2OO) Al II p a. %.
Money was easy. with The common rate for call loans
close mosey was offered AT Big per cent
The Sub Treasury debtor At tho Clearing House
The Sub, treasury lost balance ,35935l made mp
by losses of i5o7 currency aud con Inc
ments. S2.Ij0.lG5; currency balance, @l-'4Io'oo'i
EIchanges $l21 .Gl9.9s3, balances. ~ S23.SI3.
Tho United Treasury al Washing on received 10
day SlIG, 900 National bank notes for rcdemptlon.'
The customs receipts were oO3,5OO. and tho internal
revenue receipts we're $2i9479. 800
Tue foreign xchange, we're firm sixty day bills were
relatively higher than sight Annexed are the quota,
lions for business: Bankers bills. - sO4 ana
"a 10 long and short sterling respectFey J%O'4
and 234 for 9iae and 9t7s for reichmarks,
4Ois and 40as for gudcrs.
In London British consols opened l-16 lower hut re-
covered and closed at lO2 g. Is and 1929 respectively
Money wa. per cent between banks ana 3h@3l2 for
discount Of bankers bills Bar silver declined D. doI !"
44d per ounce English standard and India council bills
wer allotted at a decline OF j3k H. por rupee Ameri'
can railways promptly responded to the improvement
ia Yesterdays home markets and ruled strong 10 the
Paris French per cents were easy At ~
Tho following securities ware sold at The Real Estate Ek
change Auction Room Limited, by Adrian H. Muller
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COMPANIA TRA>ArLANTICA esp

Formerly A. LOPEZ & co.
tNorth American Grlnchl. 49, $1,000.
THE STEAMERS OF THIS WFLL-kNOWN SPANISH
STEAMSHIP LINE. under contract with me Mei6&a
Ceyrrument viii leave y NETWORK for HAVANA direct
ON the i,h 4h aui oath OF every month"; Inc hrsteass
steam ann Nj NItO cart. Will san nom eooi-
rauv'S p-r v r. October II at H. taxing He'sss
and passengers the following ports -, ~,
Isv.u. Prorrcsn Vera Cruz, SANTIAGO Do Cuha. Nue
vtts Gihara once Mayaguez ST. John of Porto RICO CIR
tbtgcna ~ : COLI colon. savanil Puerto Caoella "a
On llr. CalZ an Bsrcsoll aud freight only ior Se'n"
Malaga. Almeria. Cartsgrna Alicante AMI valencia
For frei glt passage and other Information apply TO
" '"' j. NJ CEBALLOS & CO..
Wali-st.
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SPIRITS OF rURPENTINH
CuARLE-raS. oct l2.-rursestiRe nrm At Bic.
SAYASNAH. oct l2.-latpestias FIRM at sic.
NlLH1NGTeN Oct. II -lurpsntas hrm Al 81 &C.
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european advertisements.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAL. .
i Finest and cheapest Meat Flavorlng STOCK t9r
soup. Made Dishes and Sauces Annual saie
100000 Jars
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
l An Invaluable tonic. lis a success and boon Tor
witch nation. shou feel grateful" See Medical
Press" Lancet" 10
Gamma only with the fac simle OF Baron Liebig's
signature In Blue Ink across tho Label. The titlo
"Esrou Iiebig" and photograph having been
largely used by ne Hers with DO connection with
BaTon Liobig the public are informed that tue
IJel,g Compiny alone offer the article with
Baron Iiebig's guarantee OF genuineness
T TFRIG COMPANY'S EXTRACTOR MEAT.
/ TO DO had OF all Storekeepers Groeers and Chen'
i.t, sole Agents for the United states (whDlesilo
only e. David CO., Fenchurclave London
England
Col, holcs,l. nv lanes r. Smith Park Tilfori, Acker,
Neral & Ionllt Mckosson Robbins rhur1er VIVIAN
q Franr, H. Legsett 4 Co. Charles n. Crittonton.
" H. schiefrlin Co. Boyle Lyes and Eisner Il Men,
del,on Co
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SonlS.

miscellaneous.
A LADY will make Fine Underwear for wed :
~ ding Onht. only those willing 10 pay II orally Tor
choice work neel apply. Address NEAT Wohhh"' lr'o
une Office
MONEY CAN BE MADE ut this season IN
WI taking for hrst'cllsS DOCKS ETC. Hoe''
terms Write or call Tor fnl particulars ~, - y
BROM FIELD & co. 6JS Broaiway, ~ J.
BETHLEHEM OAT FOOD stands unrlvalled
"a An article diet for infants and nvals Inc aylest
i'm inc county IL niispe lsablo IN uielr
nrac Ice TAKRANr & Co.. 27S Greenvich-st; nENhi
KLEIN & co. a. Courlandtst Agents Ne"i ors-
XLANTED.-By Il clergyman. respectaoic
marty TO share OF the expense AMI aSsme 20
hon az near CITY, Address NJ BOX NJ u liiou"o
Uptown Office .23S Broadway
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Flsur unchsngo Choice To- Fancy ",ner r.,ema,
W,.cnusn Winters IS 80 Fair hoce seconds - %
a3sL choice TO Fancy Minncsola Patents - 3odf 2o
Wheat Patents 81 lO0i 30 Minnesota takers ~ SACKS
50 aJ 81 Medium Cho soft springs - ooes, Low
Grade 81 7Od2 30 Rye Flour III DAie - 'o" w.
IN, .,h mica, were a. fotpw.-ND. SprnE Nhiu "
$3.50 Spring Wheat at o9c', 10 , .o" "
No Corn 42'tc mo. Oats -oc go;
No. . Rye foc No BARLEY sc No tiat s seei
81 v64. Prime Timothy seed - - Start I'm
Sides loose 81 90 . Saef shoulders boxed 20 90
Si no sugar-Cut Loaf %. CSC;
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...ar ' ,,r.amsry 10 g6G Dary I6@2lG EGGS. fresh
Northern II lSc
CrycIyyIr Oct ll-Four quiet Family ~ I'9 ~ ~, ~,
Fancy rs So IS TO- Wheat was dur no hc AZ ~.
Receipts 800 Du.ni shipmenls loOo ousn. Mad
dn a. Toe oats easier
2sL,c ive guiet-Ne Do 10; M III M.
ea-ier-short ios 81 80 Bacon WAS vas stsady
az Clear So 90. .-.. WmsAoJ was a.'sny
s,., II shed sssd. basis of IL Oo butte ws2
suet; Creamery 2Sc; DAIRY II NC EKe' 't ua
~ taLc cheese nrin; Flat regular /. lsc. hoss
nrm Conmon and Light at % $685. 80 am an
Eutchsrs ~ S5sA To- Hscsp'' ''''o '''"
$40 head .., c..,
MILWAUKEE: Oct l2-F.nr strong oTs Was nrn No
3 Isc Dat. Quiot-N White ~ &c; i've o nn,
higher No = O2 &c fIevlslsns uu.s'
c.an.r ala 30 SI4 TO- Lard october ~ 40 Noveni
her So 30 puttsr steady. DAIRY ~ isc EsSs ci"
Rscssts-Four ~ 100 bella Wheat o. cas Soo Usis
Rariev 81 800 bhp AshGs-fIsn, Sovo 49,
w.sat i03 busr. bash marley IL loo ou-'I
umsxAroLA Oct l2-whoat-Markst auies ss gIIJ.
sxsS Octsbsr Toe. November zoe; December ~ ~.
Nav a7sa Ne NsrtAsra October s1oi Ns's"'sS Wv
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
/ LINES FOR CALIFORNIA JAPAN, CIdN A. CHA-
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXlCO.
From New.York. pier foot NJ Cantlst. V x
IorSau Francisco 3 the tsthnus o. PanlnS
slils rhnrs'ar. O't o. noon.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRANCISCO.
From San Franc SEQ lat tnl 8cllnln SITS
for China AMI japan. -
o. Rio suls ~a.ui law, oct ~ y. IN
For freignr massage tni gsierl' ntr tpl Apply Ncft
psny's ice On the 1isr tot - Cint.s.. y. II.
' H. J BULLAY Superintendent
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Cost an0 founo.
I OST-Bank book No. 33O,945, Bank for
i ~avng-. CT Blocker st. New-York Payment stopped
Please return b. TO bank.
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~ SHORT ROUTE r. LOVD)X
NETWORK SOUrHA MPTDN AND BREMEN
Steamers sal from piers loot 81. Hoboksa
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Elder 81 oct. Is D. m. lSaalc.. We'd oct %. .. -
7 r. We Wet e. 10 80 Ell sat Oct 20. D. M
Fnl'a at oct - 9: 50 a. M Aer Wei. Nov . ia ~
First 'lln 81 AT I)vrtN p'riL tc,rnrs - D;AAIi-
Second Cabin 81 b,rta. Stssrlge AZ lOvestrltsA
OE.I.l,ICIIS Y 90. No : 30 sIlak ,irssh
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HAMBURG AMERICAN So. LINE For
III Plymouth Londsnl ChsrbourR (PArish nAneucS "a
esert-. ....s Oct Y Lessiss - =. 0 0cs ~
Tirst Cabin. CSC and 1pvsrl stescafs .slow s4tee>
e.i k xas So rIo~s ~ Hs. 4 SwSky
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Thermometer Record.

1891 L. 1898 Market Stree
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WILL be EXTENDED.
THE wuEKL,SG Is LAKE ERIE il. r. Il.
To be Built from Bowsrstown to this City,
Tho Stockholders Authorize Measures TO
lsnlse tho Necessary Funds-The
Completion of tho load Sure.

The announcement that |! has been
definitely decided to extend the Wheeling
4 Lake Erie railroad to this city from Ito
present temporary terminus at Bowers.
town, Ohio, will be received with pleasure
by Wheeling people. This road when fin.
iahed will give Wheeling direct and speedy
communication with new ssction Of
country, tho people OF which cannot now
trade with the Nail City. 5l3{-.
The Toledo Blade OF Monday says: Al
. o'clock this afternoon was the adyer.
tised hour Tor the meeting of the stock.
holders Of the Wheeling < Lake Erie
Company to vote upon the proposition o.
extending the line Of the railway IRON
Bowsrs!own, the present 0astsyn terminus
to- Wheeling, W. Va. This will involve
the building OF about forty.four or forty.
five miles Of new road, two routes 10,
which have been surveyed. The propo
Bitions submitted to- the s.ockholderl
were to give authority to tho Board oil
Directors to make new issue Of boudt
and increase the capital stock by $500,
600. Few OF the, s.ockholde,s were pres
ent at the meeting, the majority being
represented by proxies. The vote was Ii
favor Of the propositions, and the Boart
OF Directors were given the authority re-
quired for pushing the work. The com
pletion OF the eaytern end Of the Wheel.
Ing d Lake Eric, which 10 now not far Ii
the future, will place the property in 1
position it could not otherwiae attain.
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"sifshuru

guest OF deputy sheriff 7. II. Buchanan
Joseph N. Ro4e, wife and children, OF Pitts.
burgh, were the gticsts OF T. II. Marks and wife.
Tho County Court will meet In special session on
next Monday, 10 regard to 1ePainting and repair.
ine county bridges. a. ~.
Quite number Of ~ellsbug people will attend
the reunion at West Liberty on the 18th Tho
Grand Army Post Of this place will DO represented
Postmaster ]. R, Naylor has been seriously Ill
Tor the Inst week with stomach trouble. 10 ia
sun very low but considered IN fair way 10 re.
coVery. ,-Is - = lla.'- 80 -, (, T.
gau1c. Of base ball was played at Bethany on
saturday last between the Bethany and Wellsburg
Gtuts, which resulted tn victory for the Mttcr.
Score Is 10 q. ~ 3.'G=.G7 s. . ~ s1'l
iIotas yas stolen Monday night from a man
named Nc Nintock, near Hickory, Pa He, with
some friends were in town yesterday Oh the track
nation. @EE la.lIr-. lhlT' - (
Wash Nichols, 'ot Ohio county, James Hukil,
John Duly and Samuel Clcary, o! Brooke county,
and Charles ClcAry, OF Cambridge. O., formed a
merry fishing party lust opposite the city yester.
DAY. They aad good time but got no Ash.
Preparations are being made 10 put fifteen feet
additional on lhe large prick suck at the George
Paper mill. The now steam generator now III uSO
oes mol give entire satisfaction but IT Is thou sht
BY running tho stack higher aud increasing tho
DRAFT that the trouble will DO ,obviaed. .''ts
Mrs. Henry, OF Philadelphia, an artist OF con.
siderable note, has been spending Il few days III
ne city whiting Miss Maggie Briggs and Mrs. D,
McC!elland MIS-. Henry, as will DO remembered
was formerly Miss Annie Graves, OF Barncsyille, O.,
who also has many friends In Wheeling. sh0 lett
last evening ior home 49,, :
~. L. Curtis arrived on time with his carload OF
Texas ponies twenty'threc In number, looking
ialriy we'll after being ten days OF the road. He
took his stock TO his fathers farm near Bethany.
After resting few days they will be Offered 10 tho
public, Joe looks well, hut extremely tanned and
very much like cowboy. lie was Just rs anxious
to get back home as bis many fIiends were glad 10
see him. He viii return in about four weeks.
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THE GLASS SrANUFACruRERs.

THE GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
The Table Ware Makers in Session at Pitts
burgh. 1}
There WIS another fully attended inset
ing OF tho American Association Of Flint
and Lime Glass Manufacturers at Pitts.
burgh yesterday. Among those present
were Messrs. @. w. Bsockunier and Hon
N. B. Scott, Wheeling; W. "A. Gorby, E
B. Bowie, ". F. snively, T. a. Rodefer
Bellaire; ]. +. Miller, Martins Ferry, and
Captain Seymour Denlevy, Bridgeport. A
mistaken impression got abroad as to this
meeting, as usual. There was also held
at Pittsburgh d conference between the
committees OF the Window Glass Manu-.
faeturers and Window Glass Workers
Associations concerning waeea. The two
committees failed to ssrae and the manu-.
facturers finally retired, informing the
workmen that they could remain idle
until they were prepared to 60 to work at
the manufacturers terms. ..,f
The flint ware manufacturers met alone
and heard the report OF the committee
which was in session at the McLure House
here last week. There was very general
discussion OF tho situation, and the views,
according to the manufacturers from this
section, who returned home last evening,
were entirely harmonious.
A committee of seven was appointed to
confer with q committee OF the American
Flint Glasswotkers' Association, with q
view to arriving at sn amicable arrange.
ment concerning the payment OF wages.
1t is desired first to secure q thorough
understanding with the workmen, and an
amicable settlement Is expected. The
talked Of suspension until January lat is
very improbable result, y i.sssl
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10Th SENT TO JAIL,
john and Thomas Gregory Charged, With
g6F 7.4. n Cutting AriS. & ls u

john and Thomas Gregory Charged with
g6F 7.,5. Cutting ARK. q W
Yesterday John and Thomas Gregory,
who cut George Artz 80 badly ct Mrs.
Sadie Tracy's house on Main street, south
OF Twenty.Sixth, on Monday night, were
arralsned before Squire Davis and by him
heldin 81 600 bond for their appearance be-
foro him on August 90 Tor a preliminary
examination. By that timeisis thought the
result Of his wounds can be told, II.
DR.. Campbell, who 10 attending Ar.z,
says his wounda are dangerous. The
claim Of tho Greeories Is that the cut on
the top Of his head was inflicted BY a
blow from a chair, but Dr.. Campbell says
the cut is evidently knife cut, The cut
in hls right side was DETECTED by striking
against the seventh rib. Its course Is too
close to the pleursl cavity 10 allow Of
probing, and the yesults Of the wounds
cannot be told for some time. He NAV
have suffered from inward hemorrhsge or
inflammation may aet in, in which case
death will be the necessary outcome. The
Gregoriea represent Ar,s rs tbs aggrcrsor
in the adray at the time no was cut, :
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An Alleged Couut or Shat.

Z y -. 81 To- = T..
A few days $50 James Slater, Of Big
Sandy, Roane county was before United
States Commissioner Du Bots, a. Charles.
ton, charged with counterieiting. He
waived an examination until next satur-
day. 3. '9I.2. y b 60.
It rs supposed that thcre is a regular or
ganIzed band OF: counterfeiters in that
neighborhood, and now ,meagrs intelli.
Gence from thst section reports thata man
has been waylaid aud shot. 1t ia supposed
that be was a member OF The band, and
intended to turn States evidence, He was
walking out With his little girl, and was
shot from the woods, the bali taking effect
in bis head. He is supposed to be fatally
wounded. The gentleman who brought
the information to Charleston had ior.
gotten tho name Of the wounded man.
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BabyE .l:]ll. j: n g rs
And all Skin and Scalp Diseases
Speedily Cured by Cuticura.

Our little son will DO four years Of ago OH Tho
18th Inst In May. 1885, he WIS attacked with q
very PAINFUL breaking out oil the skin. We called
In q rhy scian who treated him. for about four
weeks The child received little or 10 good from
tho treatment. ~ tho breaking out. supposed by
the fh ystctaa to DO hives In an aggravated tofp.
became larger In botches, and moro and more
distressing We wcro frequently. Obliged 10 get up
In tho night md rub him with soda IN water,
ktropg liulr,ents, etc. Finally, we called othor
physicians, until no ftss than ax had attempted 70
cure HIN all alike falling, and tho child ~ ABLY
gett!ng worse and woEAe, until about the ?0th oil
last July. when We began to glyc him Cuticura
Resolyent Internally. and the Cuticura, aud ru,i'
cura Soap externally. anu by tic last oil August hc
was 80 nearly we'll that We gave him only ono doIo
Of tho Retoyeht about every second day laF about
ton days longer aud he has never bee,, troubled
less than one half Of bottle Of Cuticura Rcsolv.
cnt, n little less than one box Of Cuticura, and
only Quo ca 10 Of CutcuR Soap. ..11
u. II. T. RYAN, Cayuga, Livingston Co., III.
Subscribed aud sworn to before mo this fourth
day Of January, 1887. . q. N. Coz, J.P.
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REUNION NOTES.


Pertinent Points On the Progress Of tho
Preparations.
:. Tho big tent shows up to good advant.
age from both sides Of the river.
Peter Habig is home from fishing trip
at Saltwater Station, Ohio, and Gays that
everybody out there is coming TO the re-
union. i. ... Il.
The big Reunion chorus is called to
meet again tonight at Germania hall.
Prof. Arberz is announced to conduct. A
full attendance is specially urged 81
The work Of erecting supports for the
stand pipes for the gas arches was begun
yesterday. The big arch on Market street
north OF Twelfth will probably be COM
pleted by Saturday. III
Governor Wilson has declined an inyi-
tation to the Pennyroyal reunion in
Guernsey county, Ohio, on August "a, ior
the reason that he will be In attendance
on the reunion Of the Army OF West Viz.
2inia at Wheeling on that dste.-CharAs.
ton Star. h
The Charleston STATE Tribune says: "rhe
reunion ut Wheeling OF the Society Of the
Army Of West Virginia, promises to be .
grand affair. AS Wheeling always Gomez
to Charleston when we have grand affairs
We viii Of course oil 20 to Wheeling 10 hel
grand affair."" Bring on another hundred
cots that Charleaton's population may be
made comfortable. H.. 81